Western Australia's leading provider of therapy services for people with disability. Registered NDIS provider. Our people live and breathe it.
They say that every journey starts with a single step. Ours started with a single, simple belief: That every personโs journey should be extraordinary. This belief, our ethos, is what defines our organisation. It guides us as we set about supporting our customers, forming part of the circle of support that enables them to live their lives and achieve their goals. We are specialists in highly individualised therapy, which allows us to deliver a more professional service. A bespoke service that enables us to take a holistic approach as we navigate the journey together. Listening to what people have to say. Getting to know them as an individual. Transforming the way therapy is delivered. Weโre Therapy Focus. And weโre ready to share your journey.
12/02/2026
๐จExperience art in a whole new way!
Join free tactile tours of Sculpture by the Sea at Cottesloe Beach โ specially designed for people with disability, their families and friends. Explore stunning sculptures up close with a guide and enjoy an inclusive, sensory-rich art experience.
๐ Cottesloe Beach
๐ Dates & times available during the exhibition
๐ฉ Bookings essential: email jacqueline@dadaa.org.au
The NDIA will be visiting Nannup, bringing their mobile service centre to you. Itโs a great opportunity to connect with the team and ask general questions about the NDIS and NDIA.
02/02/2026
๐ฌ Your voice matters โ help shape IDPwD 2026
The Government and national program are inviting the community to share feedback on the IDPwD 2025 program through a short online survey. Your insights will help shape how IDPwD is delivered in 2026.
The survey asks about:
โข how you recognised IDPwD 2025
โข how useful the resources were
โข how we can better support IDPwD activities in 2026
๐ The survey is open until 11:59pm AEDT, Monday 9 February
โจ Itโs anonymous and takes around 10โ15 minutes
International Day of People with Disability 2025 Survey Weโre seeking your feedback on the International Day of People with Disability (IDPwD) 2025 program. Your input will help shape IDPwD in 2026. We would like to know: how you recognised IDPwD in 2025 how useful you found the IDPwD resources ho...
02/02/2026
๐ Meet the NDIA in Augusta
๐ Wednesday, 4 February 2026
The NDIA will be visiting Augusta, bringing their mobile service centre to you. Itโs a great opportunity to connect with the team and ask general questions about the NDIS and NDIA.
30/01/2026
๐ Meet the NDIA in Margaret River
๐ Monday 2 - Tuesday 3 February 2026
The NDIA will be visiting Margaret River, bringing their mobile service centre to you. Itโs a great opportunity to connect with the team and ask general questions about the NDIS and NDIA.
29/01/2026
๐ Meet the NDIA in Bridgetown
๐ Thursday 29 - Friday 30 January 2026
The NDIA will be visiting Bridgetown, bringing their mobile service centre to you. Itโs a great opportunity to connect with the team and ask general questions about the NDIS and NDIA.
28/01/2026
๐ Meet the NDIA in Northam
The NDIA will be visiting Northam on 9 and 12 February for a relaxed, pop-up style event. Itโs a great opportunity to connect with the team and ask general questions about the NDIS and NDIA.
22/01/2026
Enjoy the Australia Day City of Lights show with accessibility!
An accessible viewing area will be available, including audio description and Auslan interpretation, so more people can enjoy this iconic Perth event.
๐ Langley Park, Riverside Drive Foreshore
๐๏ธ 26 January 2026
๐ง Audio description & Auslan
NDIS Annual Pricing Review consultation still open! ๐
We encourage our customers, families and service providers to share their views as part of the consultation process for the upcoming 2025โ26 NDIS Annual Pricing Review.
Your feedback will help ensure that NDIS prices reflect the full range of supports and needs across our community.
The review covers five key support areas:
โ๏ธ Disability support worker services
โ๏ธ Therapy services
โ๏ธ Support coordination
โ๏ธ Plan management
โ๏ธ Social, community, and civic participation
You can contribute to the consultation now via the link below. Submissions are open until 8 February 2026.
Have your say on the 2025-26 Annual Pricing Review.
Expressions of interest are sought from people with lived experience of disability, as well as carers and advocates who are passionate about inclusion and ready to help shape WAโs disability future as part of the Ministerial Advisory Council on Disability (Council).
Established under the Disability Services Act 1993, the Council provides independent advice to the Minister on issues affecting people with disability, their families and carers and plays a key role in ensuring the voices of people with disability are heard and included in government decision-making. It advises on ways to improve inclusion, accessibility and participation for people with disability, and supports the delivery of the WA Governmentโs โA Western Australia for Everyone: State Disability Strategy 2020-2030โ. Members are paid for their participation.
๐ For further information about the Council and to express your interest, visit https://cstu.io/c8084b
โฐApplications close at 4pm on Monday, 2 February 2026. Late applications will not be accepted.
The Ministerial Advisory Council on Disability (the Council) currently comprises eight members appointed by the Minister for Disability Services.
05/01/2026
2026 is here and so are we! ๐๐
Our offices are open, and our team is refreshed, recharged, and ready to support your extraordinary journey this year! ๐
As always, weโre here to help. Call us on 1300 135 373 or reach out to your key therapist.
01/01/2026
Wishing you a bright New Year from the Therapy Focus team ๐โจ๐ซ
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We enable people living with disability to optimise their quality of life.
Therapy Focus is Western Australiaโs leading provider of professional therapy services for people living with disability.
Our teams of experienced therapists and support staff deliver evidence-based therapy to nearly 5,000 people of all ages and abilities throughout the state. Our comprehensive services are tailored to meet the needs of each individual and are delivered when and where people need them most. With more than 20 office locations throughout the wider Perth metropolitan area and in regional areas such as the South West and Kimberly, support is never far away.
Since establishment as a not-for-profit organisation in 1998, Therapy Focus has grown to employ more than 300 staff including allied health certified speech pathologists, occupational therapists, physiotherapists, psychologists, social workers and dietitians. Behaviour Support Clinicians are also employed as part of our therapy teams, whilst registered nurses and continence clinicians make up our specialist continence team, PEBBLES.
Therapy Focus is a contracted service provider for the WA State Governmentโs Disability Services and a registered provider for the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). Services can also be purchased privately and health rebates may apply.
